Zoo Power Point for Anthropology 101 by Professor Wolfe

1. Zoo Project
Powerpoint!
By Daniel Santoyo

2. Since there is no predation
in the exhibit, the
chimpanzees would tend to
wander around on their own
or with a companion.
Sometimes with multiple
companions as well.

3. Here is the displayment of
the chimpanzee’s ischial
callosities, which is used as
an organic cushion.

4. The mother-infant bond is
strongly displayed in
chimpanzees. The mother
is carrying a cucumber in
both hands, possibly one
for herself and one for her
offspring.

5. Adult chimpanzees executing
a squirrel with the
younglings observing to
learn skills for survival.

6. Brachiation in old world
monkeys.

7. At times, gorillas would
perform or stand in a bipedal
pose for a short duration.

8. Distinction between the
alpha in the group of
gorillas. A male adult
becomes a silver-back when
he reaches the age of 12 or
more.

9. Apes tend to be less social in
comparison to chimpanzees.

10. Another picture indicating
that gorillas tend to be more
dispersal and less social than
chimpanzees.

11. A gorilla gives in to
submission by the dominant
male.

12. Human presence may affect the non-human primate’s behavior. This gorilla’s
behavior might have been affected by me filming it at a close distance or may
have mistaken my stare at it as a threat gesture. What the reason may be; the
non-human primate’s behavior was affected by my presence.

13. Orangutans live a solitary life
and are the least social
among the three great apes.